Sentence examples for needs catching from inspiring English sources

Clear the decks - Have the discipline to improve your calendar by blocking off several hours at the same time each week as inviolate time for yourself to catch up on whatever it is that most needs catching up on.

This scumbag needs catching.

(A two-page historical time line is inserted into the Playbill, in case you need catching up).

"These are sick crimes by people who need catching". A police spokesperson said a report of a criminal damage had been received on 22 March, when acid was poured over a Renault Megane.

"We need assistance catching these criminals in the act," Ms. MacSwords, the state forestry director, declared in a plea to the public.

If so, there's a learning curve you need some catching up on.

As a nanny and parenting consultant, I have long espoused that we are doing our children a disservice by catering to their every need and catching their every fall.

These tax refunds due to low-income taxpayers also spur local economies, with surveys showing that most EITC recipients use their refunds to meet short- to medium-term needs such as catching up on rent and utility bills, purchasing clothes for their children or repairing their car.

In a speech this month, Assad asked if being a revolutionary meant depriving people of "the cooking gas they need on a daily basis to avoid hunger, or the heating fuel they need to avoid catching their death from the cold?" But analysts and Western officials say the government's own fiscal policies have contributed to the crisis.

"The idea that young choreographers need mentoring is catching on like wildfire because we see so much uninformed and mediocre choreography," said Gus Solomons Jr., also a creative adviser.

"What is needed is some catching up by government and clarification of where schools stand when students sample existing film or music as part of their school work".